Chambers County, TX
All 7 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Chambers County, newest effective date first. 2 region-wide and 1,248 statewide instruments also apply here — search all three layers together. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Published rules, newest effective date first
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Local Rules of the County Court at Law of Chambers County
The Chambers County Court at Law local rules (current August 2026 edition): application, jurisdiction and filing (civil, criminal, contested probate/guardianship and family cases, and concurrent jurisdiction with the district courts) and the court’s docket-management procedures.
Chambers County Court at Law Media Plan and Rules Regarding Recording
The Chambers County Court at Law media plan governing recording, broadcasting, televising and photographing of courtroom activity, with safeguards to preserve the dignity of proceedings and a fair trial.
344th District Court of Chambers County Standing Order for Family Law Cases
The 344th District Court of Chambers County standing order for family-law cases (effective for all family cases filed on or after January 1, 2023), self-executing in every divorce and SAPCR to protect the parties and children and preserve property; enforceable by contempt.
Chambers County Court at Law Standing Order for Family Law Cases
The Chambers County Court at Law standing order for family-law cases (effective for all family cases filed on or after January 1, 2023), self-executing in every divorce and SAPCR to protect the parties and children and preserve property; enforceable by contempt.
253rd Judicial District Court of Chambers County Media Plan and Rules Regarding Recording
The 253rd Judicial District Court of Chambers County media plan governing recording, broadcasting and photographing of courtroom activity, with safeguards to preserve the dignity of proceedings and a fair trial.
Local Rules of the 253rd Judicial District Court of Chambers County
The local rules of the 253rd Judicial District Court of Chambers County: application, jurisdiction and filing for all civil, criminal and family cases heard by the 253rd District Court, including concurrent jurisdiction with the County Court at Law, and docket management.
Local Rules of the County Court and Probate Court for Chambers County
The Chambers County constitutional County Court and Probate Court local rules: adoption of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, filing thresholds (cases up to $20,000 with the County Clerk) and mandatory e-filing, criminal case assignment (every third case to the County Court), and trial-session scheduling.